Noam Dar recently spoke with The Sunday Post ahead of his return to ICW at tonight’s Fear And Loathing XI event about WWE’s relationship with the company.
On WWE’s relationship with ICW:
“I think it’s important to be able to highlight and showcase that these promotions like ICW exist [outside of] WWE and especially now that there’s a great working relationship there. I think that’s WWE’s token of gratitude to ICW; to allow guys that were homegrown there to come and put performances on now and again to give back and help. I think that’s really important to the development of the company and us personally, it’s really good to have these opportunities.”
NXT UK Having Homegrown talent:
“It shows how strong the depth of roster is in the UK and the demand for it. People want to come to these big shows and pay good money to watch these guys from the UK, from Scotland and who have been ICW’s roster members for years, as opposed to coming to see guys they saw a couple of times on the telly.”
Working in 205 Live:
“The experience myself and some of the other cruiserweights have had in the WWE has been very unique. We essentially went from independents to the main roster, then on the road, and then to our own show 205 Live. From there other opportunities have come up. The learning experience is tenfold, the amount of knowledge you’re picking up. Hopefully I can keep making the best of everything and keep moving forward.”
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